It's Not Rocket Science. (2003)

For a few listens, London's Captain Everything! provide super upbeat , melodic skate punk not far from the likes of someone like Pulley. With nicely traded-off vocals, an album that clocks in at just under half an hour, and the customary exclamation point in their name, they're obviously having plenty of fun. But I can't say the good times will still be reflected in the listener's mood after several listens.
The third full-length from the three-piece, It's Not Rocket Science. (with its very indie-rock cover art), gets old real quick. By the time the last track, "Play Faster," rolls around, the band has already ironically delved into a bit of power-pop to help close it out, which could either be clever genre-hopping or just plain laziness. Several tracks earlier, the flow of the album is absolutely mauled by "â¦," which is basically thirty seconds of footage from the band's apparently earlier days in a rehearsal space. It's flat-out pointless and in the least should've been stuck at the end as a hidden track after several minutes of silence.
It's Not Rocket Science. is pretty self-explanatory. While it's nothing new, it isn't bad by any means, but it really lacks lasting value.
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There's No "I" in Scene